停止吃零食:是时候挑战这种饮食习惯了

Catherine J Krejany, Epi Kanjo, M. Jiwa
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一代又一代,我们的习惯已经改变了。特别是,我们的饮食行为在不断适应,并与不断变化的社会规范和无数导致我们消费更多的其他影响有着内在的联系。鉴于肥胖的流行可能成为我们最大的健康挑战,人们开始寻找新的方法来调整或改变我们的食物选择,使之更“健康”。在某种程度上,吃零食已经成为一种可以接受的饮食模式。我们不愿意放弃这些唾手可得的、享乐主义的食物奖励。也许是时候改变我们的食物选择,并质疑零食的必要性了。
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Snacking cessation: It’s time to challenge this eating behaviour
Our habits have changed over the generations. In particular, our eating behaviours continue to adapt and are intrinsically linked with changing social norms and myriad other influences leading us to consume more. In light of the obesity epidemic that threatens to be our greatest health challenge, the race is on to find new ways to modify or alter our food choices to those considered more “healthful”. Somewhere along the way snacking has become an acceptable eating pattern. We are uncomfortable foregoing these readily available and hedonistic food rewards. It may be time to change more than our food choice and question the need to snack at all.
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